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FSA has confirmed the Court of Appeal upheld a decision that two unauthorised companies providing what they described as “extended warranties” over satellite TV equipment were in fact providing contracts of insurance
A former magistrates' court administrative officer, Munir Patel, has admitted asking for and receiving a £500 payment to “get rid” of a speeding ticket
FOS considered whether to dismiss a complaint relating to travel delays caused by volcanic ash, so the insurer could ask for the matter to be decided by the courts
FSA has informed firms that a judgment is expected from the European Court of Justice on 1 March, addressing whether insurance companies are allowed to use gender as a pricing factor in certain circumstances
